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Jordan Moss

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Economic Development

Opinion: The Kingsbridge Armory Plan Fell Apart—Again. The Bronx Deserves Better Next Time

By Jordan Moss | March 2, 2022

“In the city’s hands for almost three decades, the vacant, landmarked Kingsbridge Armory—the world’s largest, built in 1917 for the National Guard—is still empty, despite a deal seemingly sealed in 2012.”

Bronx

A Troubled Building Eludes City Efforts to Force Fixes

By Jordan Moss | December 3, 2014

An otherwise successful city program hasn’t been able to get one Bronx landlord to get a troubled building back into acceptable shape.

Boroughs

Decade-Long Feud Over Bronx Buildings Erupts Anew

By Jordan Moss | May 5, 2014

Tenant organizations and a group of companies linked to a key real-estate operator were back in court last week arguing over the aftermath of a 2005 defamation lawsuit.

Boroughs

Advocates Waiting for de Blasio to Fix Homeless Housing Program

By Jordan Moss | April 22, 2014

The cluster program is widely criticized as expensive and disruptive. So far the new administration has yet to propose an alternative, but advocates have high hopes a plan is coming.

Housing and Development

Woes Continue at One De Blasio Watch-List Building

By Jordan Moss | April 15, 2014

Tenants are still suffering at a Bronx building that both the then-Public Advocate’s Worst Landlords List and the city’s Alternative Enforcement Program have had on their radar screens.

Boroughs

Residents Demand City Build Bridge to Reconnect Van Cortlandt Park

By Jordan Moss | April 1, 2014

Activists and pols say it’s the least DEP can do in light of the over-budget billions they’re spending on the filtration plant.

Bronx

Confusion Over Special Elections in the Bronx

By Jordan Moss | February 7, 2014

No one knows yet how Governor Cuomo (even the governor himself!) will fill 11 empty seats in the state legislature, including two in the borough.

Bronx

Bronx Council Newcomer Gibson Gets Key Post

By Jordan Moss | February 4, 2014

Bronx Councilwoman Vanessa Gibson joined almost every borough colleague opposing Mark-Viverito for Council, but nonetheless was awarded control of the public safety committee.

Boroughs

Council Freshman Cohen Steers Clear of Progressive Caucus

By Jordan Moss | January 29, 2014

While not ruling out joining the group, the new District 11 councilmember—and self-described progressive—says he plans to focus on bread-and-butter issues.

Government

Council Newcomer Torres Wins Early Power

By Jordan Moss | January 28, 2014

The youngest member of the city legislature was named chair of the public housing committee last week, just days after being arrested in an MLK-day act of civil disobedience.

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